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GENERAL => Challenges & Competitions => Topic started by: Pixel_Outlaw on March 22, 2009

Title: [Time Challange] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: Pixel_Outlaw on March 22, 2009
I made this little demo using the soroban for my numbers! It reads in military time. It is a binary soroban clock I suppose. I tried to make something under 128KB ;) Press escape at any time to exit. I might make it a nice screen saver or something down the road. I'm fairly happy with my chrome lights. I've never tried drawing such things.


Title: Re: [Time Challange] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: Shockwave on March 22, 2009
I really like that idea, the lights are nicely drawn too :)

Title: Re: [Time Challange] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: Hotshot on March 23, 2009
interesting.  welldone :)
Title: Re: [Time Challange] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: combatking0 on March 23, 2009
Very cool indeed. I'll have to look up the difference between Military time and civillian time.
Title: Re: [Time Challenge] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: Pixel_Outlaw on March 23, 2009
Conversion is quite easy. The difference is that military time uses 24 unique hours rather than the usual 12 with AM and PM notation. There is no AM or PM notation. Hours range from 0 to 23.
Title: Re: [Time Challange] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: benny! on March 23, 2009
@PO:
Interesting concept and good realisation of it. Like it.
Well done!
Title: Re: [Time Challange] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: Rbz on March 25, 2009
Hard to decode my current time  :P, nice idea
Title: Re: [Time Challange] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: Pixel_Outlaw on March 30, 2009
Not too difficult really.

The first two columns are the hour, second two are the minute and third two are the seconds.

You just read them as column values. Each red value adds 5 to the column each blue adds 1

Title: Re: [Time Challange] Digital Soroban Clock
Post by: combatking0 on April 01, 2009
Also, multiply each of the left-hand columns of each pair of columns by 10 and you've got the time.